I’ve had this tv for a few months now. Hasn’t been any issues. Although, I wish I would have saved up more money and got the Q80T with the full array backlight. You can tell the difference between edgelit. You really have to mess with the setting to get the “almost” perfect settings in filmmaker mode “once I figured that out.” If you are watching older movies they appear to be a little bit darker, you have to keep messing with the settings is one of the things I don’t like. Other than that, I haven’t had any issues with the quality of picture, sound is great (very loud on amplify) and great bass, color is amazing! I’ve never lost Wifi connection on this TV referring to other reviews I’ve read. Motion rate is 120 which is great, but you have to dive into the settings and make some adjustments in custom picture quality mode and put the “blur reduction” and “judder reduction” on full 10 under (custom). This seems to almost completely get rid of any lag for the most part on faster moving tv or movies. “LED Clear Motion” only seems to darken the screen and doesn’t really help much with “motion!” Also, it’s not the best in bright rooms.. you will have a little glare during the daytime with light coming through the windows. Best in dark rooms. If you want to pay a little less for a very good quality tv I would by this one over the 60T, but if you want the best of the best, like I said, I wish I would have saved up more for the “full array backlight” on the Q80T. Overall great tv though!

TV has excellent picture. Bright colors, awesome definition. Setup very easy. Has all the streaming apps commonly use. I have not tried the TV sound as I paired it with Bose 700 Sound bar. The picture is set to automatically adjust to the best resolution. Skin tones are pretty accurate with no overly red to blue hues. Home button allows you to easily switch between media sources or apps. I have the 65" in my bedroom. Love this TV. Highly recommend.

The picture on this puppy is absolutely wonderful! Side viewing angles aren’t perfect, but normal viewing angles are mind blowing. Key selling points: -HDMI 2.1 port for next gen gaming consoles -eARC for next gen audio receivers -True 120Hz -It’s massive and brings me so much joy Drawbacks: -No component port Yes, you can buy a $600 65” tv, but you will lose all next gen features for a 2020 model.

This T.V is amazing, amazing color fast and setup is an ease if you own a samsung phone. It makes my nintendo switch look 1080p look like 2K quality I kid you not. Sound is amazing especially when paired with a samsung sound bar. I was thinking maybe 65 inch tv would be a bit to small and man I am glad I didn't get a 75 lol. It has 4 HDMI's and smart HDMI for you systems! I can't wait for my PS5 so I can connect it to this amazing T.V. its got game mode too which will upscale and run the 120Hz man well worth every penny. I got it on sale for $100 off not much but with my bestbuy credit card financing is the way.

My husband and I purchased this television after looking at several reviews. This was to be an upgrade to our 55” Samsung tv from like 12 years ago( which is still running). Both my husband and I love this television. With an easy to use set up and remote, it has been a joy to have and use. The one thing I can say though is that the only con is the overly white whites or lights of the tv. It can be a little tough on the eyes at times.